Tattoo Removal Cream?
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Re: Tattoo Removal Cream?
I have tattoos - lots of them - people do look at you rather strangely sometimes - all I say is F*&^ em - if they cant see past them they are not worth knowing - truly lifes too short to worry what others think.
I never regret having them done - they are who I am but on occassion short sleeves just do not feel right so I understand where you are coming from - but is it really worth the pain, scaring and expense of having them removed?
Just my thoughts.
Good Luck
Sass xxxxxxxxxxxx
I never regret having them done - they are who I am but on occassion short sleeves just do not feel right so I understand where you are coming from - but is it really worth the pain, scaring and expense of having them removed?
Just my thoughts.
Good Luck
Sass xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Re: Tattoo Removal Cream?
I have tattoos - lots of them - people do look at you rather strangely sometimes - all I say is F*&^ em - if they cant see past them they are not worth knowing - truly lifes too short to worry what others think.
I never regret having them done - they are who I am but on occassion short sleeves just do not feel right so I understand where you are coming from - but is it really worth the pain, scaring and expense of having them removed?
Just my thoughts.
Good Luck
Sass xxxxxxxxxxxx
I never regret having them done - they are who I am but on occassion short sleeves just do not feel right so I understand where you are coming from - but is it really worth the pain, scaring and expense of having them removed?
Just my thoughts.
Good Luck
Sass xxxxxxxxxxxx
lj xx
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Jackie x
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Lindsay sorry but I doubt it would work. Even with modern pulsed light and laser treatments tattoos are not removed completely. I would be amazed if there was a cream invented that could do this. I used to work for a dermatologist and we used to do pulsed light therapy for tattoos. It worked really well for the blue/black tattoos but not so good if you have red/yellow/green in your tattoos. It took a number of treatments and was very expensive.
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i would strongly advise not to use any cream for tattoo removal, my friend did the same and he burnt his skin and now it is badly scared.
i believe the only safe way to remove a tattoo is by having laser.
i am currently having three tattoos removed at the moment, its £50 per session and i need to have 6 sessions. its also painful but worth it as i hate them. my dad had the same treatment on two very large tattoos and he hasn't got any scars whatsoever.
i hope this helps
kind regards
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hi there
i would strongly advise not to use any cream for tattoo removal, my friend did the same and he burnt his skin and now it is badly scared.
i believe the only safe way to remove a tattoo is by having laser.
i am currently having three tattoos removed at the moment, its £50 per session and i need to have 6 sessions. its also painful but worth it as i hate them. my dad had the same treatment on two very large tattoos and he hasn't got any scars whatsoever.
i hope this helps
kind regards
i would strongly advise not to use any cream for tattoo removal, my friend did the same and he burnt his skin and now it is badly scared.
i believe the only safe way to remove a tattoo is by having laser.
i am currently having three tattoos removed at the moment, its £50 per session and i need to have 6 sessions. its also painful but worth it as i hate them. my dad had the same treatment on two very large tattoos and he hasn't got any scars whatsoever.
i hope this helps
kind regards
Thanks again for replying, lj
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good luck sweetie
jade
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Re: Tattoo Removal Cream?
I have tattoos - lots of them - people do look at you rather strangely sometimes - all I say is F*&^ em - if they cant see past them they are not worth knowing - truly lifes too short to worry what others think.
I never regret having them done - they are who I am but on occassion short sleeves just do not feel right so I understand where you are coming from - but is it really worth the pain, scaring and expense of having them removed?
Just my thoughts.
Good Luck
Sass xxxxxxxxxxxx
I never regret having them done - they are who I am but on occassion short sleeves just do not feel right so I understand where you are coming from - but is it really worth the pain, scaring and expense of having them removed?
Just my thoughts.
Good Luck
Sass xxxxxxxxxxxx
i'm from sunny Bournemouth, Winton and Queens Park to be precise.
Had alot of my Tatts done in Kelly's in Charminster, have you had any done by him??
Trying to find a good shop here!!
Cheers.
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Hey Hon
Im from Parkstone - still here Still boring and chuffin freezin
Yeah I know Kelly's - all mine were done at Ray's in Boscombe tho
Where are you now then and how long you been there?
Love Sass xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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If they are quite small it shouldnt take too long or cost that much to remove by laser the worst colour to remove is blue apparently
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Or Oz in general? I have two and want some more...not sure if the sun will fade the colours though? But I will not be going out without at least a factor 50 on as I burn easily!!
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I'm quite a fan of 'meaningful' tattoos that have stories behind them. I think if I could think of a design that I thought would always be meaningful to me then I would get one done, but I haven't thought of one yet....
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Hi Lindsay
I've been have my tatts removed by laser for the last few months, seriously doubt a cream will work.
The laser doesnt burn layers of skin off it goes through the skin to attack the scabs under the ink these are what holds the tatt in place, by destroying them your body then pushes the ink out ... does that make any sense
I've got a little one on my boob, had 6 sessions and its nearly gone the big one on my shoulder will take a lot longer.
anyhoo yep its expensive costs £60 a session, have to wait a month between sessions and can take up to 20 sessions to remove, its very painful and you cant get the area wet or go in the sun until scabs come off (about a week in my case).
saying all this I am glad I've had it done, I just could not bear the sight of em anymore and I cant wait to be able to wear something nice without them on show.
I've been have my tatts removed by laser for the last few months, seriously doubt a cream will work.
The laser doesnt burn layers of skin off it goes through the skin to attack the scabs under the ink these are what holds the tatt in place, by destroying them your body then pushes the ink out ... does that make any sense
I've got a little one on my boob, had 6 sessions and its nearly gone the big one on my shoulder will take a lot longer.
anyhoo yep its expensive costs £60 a session, have to wait a month between sessions and can take up to 20 sessions to remove, its very painful and you cant get the area wet or go in the sun until scabs come off (about a week in my case).
saying all this I am glad I've had it done, I just could not bear the sight of em anymore and I cant wait to be able to wear something nice without them on show.